Editorials Man of Good Will in Korea Cease Fire Plan
The UN General Assembly is likely to back the Asian Arab plan for a Korea cease fire as a prelude to talks with Chinese Communists. Sir Benegal Rau leads efforts, but his sympathetic view of China clouds the facts. the US and UN fought North Korean aggression and sought a unified Korea, not invasion of China. Indoors, safety chiefs warn that Christmas decorations can spark fires from frayed wires and faulty connections. keep lights safely wired and inspected.
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United States
Britain
UN General Assembly
Korea
Sir Benegal Rau
India
Security Council
Rau
General Wu
America
China
U. S
Washington
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Cyrus Ching
Wage Stabilization Board
Michael V. DiSalle
Price Stabilization
Doctor Valentine
Dolly Sisters
Roszka Dolly
ESA
New Economic Stabilization Agency
Mr. Ching
Mike” DiSalle
Price
Chester Bowles
DiSalle
Mr. Valentine
Mr. DiSalle
Cy Ching
Global leaders wary as Mao's course tests alliances
The piece notes Mao Zedong's aggressive stance strains ties with Nehru Britain Yugoslavia and the United States shifts toward resistance. It contrasts potential Soviet alignment with Moscow and predicts political ups and downs for Mao, likening him to historic dictators.
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Mao
Red China
Moscow
Nehru
India
Society of Nations
Tibet
China
Britain
United Nations
Formosa
Tito
Yugoslavia
America
Napoleon
Kaiser Bill
Hitler
Mussolini
Tojo
Self Interest Teaches Righteousness Verse Feature
A brief devotional item from Daily Bible Press encourages upright living citing Proverbs 15 21 and presents a reflective message on law and penalty. The piece emphasizes moral instruction through scriptural reference and radio service framing.
Christmas Tree Box Score One Up One Down
A brief game note shows a split result with one win and one loss reflected in the box score. No standout performances named. the notation implies uneven outcomes across games or periods.
Hereafter reveals God’s plan in troubled times sermon
A Weekly Sermonette reflects on Jesus washing disciples’ feet at the Last Supper and Peter’s future understanding. It urges patience amid world anxiety, noting that “hereafter” brings clarity in life and eternity, guiding believers to trust God’s will.
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John
Peter
Jesus
Christ
God
Personal notes from Indiana legislative and social visit
James Spurgeon, a representative from Jackson and Brown counties, met in Indianapolis with Democratic leaders to discuss upcoming General Assembly legislation. Numerous social visits and travels are recorded, including Mrs. Eunice McKinney visiting from St. Louis and plans for a golden wedding anniversary in Waymansville.
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James Spurgeon
Jackson
Brown
Indiana
Indianapolis
General Assembly
Edward P. Eisner
Eunice McKinney
St. Louis
Louis Beck
East Fourth Street
Florida
N. R. Gresham
Mary
Tommy
David Reagan
Clarksville
Robert McNeil
J. T. Abel
Robert Bullock
Bedford
Patrick Downey
Miss Blanche Brock Visiting Family in Indianapolis
Miss Blanche Brock, a student nurse at St. Vincent's Hospital in Indianapolis, is spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Brock, at 307 North Pine Street.
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Blanche’ Brock
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis
Mrs
Sanford Brock
North Pine Street
Kansas City Recalled as Gateway to the West in Ore Rush Era
The article notes Kansas City’s nickname gateway to the west during the gold rush era and in later years, highlighting its historic role as a key western frontier hub and starting point for migration and trade.
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Kansas City
Britain Orders 20 000 Troops to West Germany
The British War Office announced the transfer of at least 20 900 trained troops to West Germany from posts in Austria Trieste and Britain. The move leaves Britain with about 50 000 servicemen and includes armored infantry and anti aircraft units.
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London
Britain
West Germany
British War Office
Austria
Trieste
Norwegian polar institute builds Arctic radar in Svalbard
The world's northernmost land based radar station is under construction by Norway's polar institute at Svalbard. It aims to enhance Arctic surveillance and research capabilities.
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Norwegian Polar Institute
Svalbard
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